Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

Frank
I do believe the applicable word here is "sense"
Very lacking nowadays.

^^^

Naw, you guys missed the humor.

All kidding aside. Small appliances seem to work more efficiently. As an example, last night I put a bag of popcorn in the microwave. It usually takes exactly two minutes on high to complete. Last night it was done in one minute and forty five seconds. No joke. No joke about the refrigerator or the electric bill either. Has to be the results of the two mats in the circuit breaker box.

Get six mats from Tim and try them for yourselves. If you don't get the results I've described in any of my posts, return them for a refund. No questions asked.  I sincerely believe that you will be thankful for the adventure.

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Frank

Frank, worth keeping an eye on...though I believe there are too many variables to account for, before these 'improvements' can be attributed to the mats. A nice upside, whatever the reason(s), especially when one can munch on popcorn fifteen seconds earlier. : )

^^^ david_ten ...

I know David .. and when you think about it, that was 15 seconds of electricity I didn’t have to use. Multiply that by all of the household appliances ... the fans (its hot here), the TV, the refrigerator, the microwave, etc. That would account for the drop in the electric bill. I can only imagine the savings if one were to use air conditioning. Over time, I believe the mats would pay for themselves.

In thinking about it, I wonder what the savings would be if these mats were used in a large office building, or say in a hospital where air conditioning is used constantly? They have huge circuit breaker panels, so it would take a lot of mats ... or maybe just one large one? :-)

I think if I were a much younger guy and not breaking down physically, I’d work out a deal with Tim to rep these mats to businesses ... on a strictly commission basis of course. Now THAT would be a lot of fun for sure.

Ah geeze ... now I have my salesman juices going again. Its time for more coffee and watching the news. *lol*

Frank